Chandler, Arizona

Chandler, Arizona has a population over 234,000, according to the 2005 US Census estimates. It's worth noting that the population in Chandler, Arizona was significantly smaller in 2000: 176,582. Best known for its Ostrich Festival, Chandler, Arizona is a city to which many people are moving because of the many great things it has to offer residents.

Moving to Chandler

Many people have been moving to Chandler in the last few years, undoubtedly because Chandler has a lot to offer. Chandler is in Maricopa County Arizona and is close to Tempe, Phoenix and Mesa, Arizona. Between 1991 and 2001, people moving to Chandler made it one of the fastest growing cities in the country -- the population of Chandler doubled in that 10-year period.

Quality of Life in Chandler

The quality of life in Chandler is good, since the cost of living is not terribly high and there are plenty of things to do in and around the city. Residents of Chandler enjoy mild winters and gorgeous desert landscapes. Chandler maintains its small-town feel while providing easy access to large cities like Tempe and Phoenix.

Chandler Real Estate and Apartment Rentals

Chandler real estate has been growing, thanks to the 33% population growth in Chandler between 2000 and 2005. In 2000, the median house value was $137,600. Chandler apartment rentals are also an option for those who are looking for housing. The median gross rent for a Chandler apartment rental in 2000 was $795. Chandler has apartments with easy access to major roads and freeways such as US 60, Loop 101, Loop 202 and I-10. If you more interested in entertainment options, you can find an apartment near the Chandler Fashion Mall, and if you have children, you might consider an apartmet in the highly acclaimed Kyrene School District.